I’m finally accepting my stutter and it feels amazing!

I’m finally accepting my stutter and it feels amazing! It’s gonna take some time to truly get this down. When I’m around like coworkers I still try to hide it as idk how weird it’ll be to randomly have a prominent stutter after speaking somewhat clear. I stuttered less but had to deal with throat blocks which annoy me a lot more Today at work (I’m a cashier) I just let myself stutter. It was hard in he beginning but I warmed up to it. And you know what I noticed?!?! NOBODY CARED!!! Nobody treated me with pity, or shame, or made fun of me. I had charisma and just stuttered and THEY WERE OK WITH IT!!! We do surveys where I work and I told a lady about it and of course sounding like I was having a stroke, but I let it happen. And she said with a very friendly smile (not in a mean way) “I will totally do that for you!”. They treat me no different then when I hid my stutter with throat blocks. THIS IS INCREDIBLE. Literally the only person that ever cared was me (and a few jerks, but they don’t matter). My perception of myself made it a reality and therefor the shame I felt from others was shame from myself. This has opened my eyes so much. And at the end of the day, if I stutter bad at my job, what do I have to lose? I’ll never see these people again, so why not work on my confidence?